Roseburg news-review., September 30, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

" ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 30, 1923.
EIGHT
Rainy day requisites at saving prices. Silk
Umbrellas. $3.50. $3.95 Full stock of rubr
bers, Golashes,' Rain Capes. Coats, etc.
Better Ssrvlcs , ,
Better Merchandise '
The Latest Trend of Style Embodied in
NEW FALL COATS
A shipment made late so as to contain only the established vogue.
You'll Marvel at Them .
Trim Effects in Over 50
Different Designs
Now just happens to be the very best time
to secure your coat for this Fall and Win
ter. Fashion has fixed the modes that will
endure. The coat bought now will there
fore give you lasting satisfaction. Re
member our stocks are largest and bought
from the most reliable of makers. Fit and
alterations guaranteed.
A Rising Tide of Interest in
New Footwear
The fitting qualities of Fiher' footwear for the store
name has come to distinguish our shoes from those of
ordinary shoe stores, has again been proved. Crowds
. watching our Footwear Revue Saturday night saw what
"perfect fitting" means. We give special attention al
ways to right fitting and to the fitting of children, and
to all foot troublesr Advice free.
tlons In the bible," the epeaker
DO Wrj TO WORK AT
atnfed. "and nTar vet ham Ihe
word failed me. Tboee faithful
who have paused away during the
year have not died thy have
pawed on to their hour of tri
umph, la thiMr coronation."
Raymond V. Johnson, field sec
retary of the board of temperance.
prohibition and public morale of
I the Melhodlst church, arrived tit I a
ImorninK. and delivered hla ad
, drees acheduled for last night.
Prohibition la not falling In Am
erica, he declared, It la backed
by erery right element lu the
country and It la bound to suc
ceed. The use of the ballot box to
bring about law enforcement waa
urged. "The offlcera of the law
must be made to enforce the laws,
and the way to do this Is to de
mand that they live up to their
platforms. If they fail. If they
lira inwrflrlAnt. thpv should . be
Episcopal church ua,,i,hed by vote."
The banishment or ignorance in
the world la bringing about re
form such as prohibition, and as
knowledge increases, prohibition
will gain, said 11 r. Johnson. The
program of the board, aa outlined
by Clarence T. Wilson, its bead,
is whole heartedly backed by the
entire membership of the Method
ist church, it was said.
The pension plan now In force
by the Methodist church was dis
cussed by Rev. Thoniaa A. Staf
ford, of the board of pension and
relief, and the new pension plan
is to be brought up at the con
ference tomorrow afternoon. Dr.
Stafford presented the Oregon
conference with a check tor 11,-
uuo to be used for the necessit
ous fund in uregon,
A rising vote of honor was also
paid to Rev. L. J. Jones of Port
land, who is unable to be present
at the conference for the first
time since 1871,
WANTED Wool. Will pay 42
cents per lb. II. T. Hebaf Imp
oua. Ore. .
FOR SALE Shropshire buck, age
Drag saWblado aid , Vaughao "Heal wlth.ca i . 'I , ReafJ Classified ads,
parts at Wharton rtros. . , ' . t n n
oepenoable propertv in I he News-Review. Thej
TTT777T!7T Thev.lnfKTnfu'r.'nc.pro. rner, dollar, to yo.
I JK pi f, I iN lr lection Is mi-asured by the rell- aBSB
v a. ability of the company back
RAINBOW '". AUCTIONS
nARIIFNS This -agency represents only We sell anything and everything
AKU w,.t known and proven com- , have lo ,,,, ,nd , h.
Wednesday Nite panlea. offering every needed n,gh ,,. Bee B or uatefc
trniiictMJj ii.to ( of ,n,urance protecUon. .... . Dniin
You'll Like It There i"8"0" .
HOT FOX TROTS ffi7fw ' -----l
DREAMY WALTZES - , VTt "tV' ! :
by those fffjlfl iYiTuS
swanee serenaders . Dr. Harrison Folk
IT'S A JITNEY sji , . . .
' I a""1- ' aWfWH.Set Chiropractor
Electronic and "Elect ro-Theraphy
R. A. Booth, in Address of
Welcome, Stresses Need
of Standards for
Human Action.
(ocl.tfd Tnn U4 Win.)
EUGENB. Ore.. Bfpt. 30. With
the opening session last night, Ihe
73rd annual atate conference of
the Methodist
got under way with approximately
6u0 ministers and laymen In at
tendance. Examinations of under
graduate members were held Mon
day and yesterday, with the wel
coming aervtoe last evening.
"Preaching Jesus Christ Is the
chief mission of a minister of the
gospel," was the message brought
by Rer. Melville T. Wire, of As
toria, In bis address of response at
the opining meeting. "We ought
all to serve our communities, but
when ministers become merely
handy men about town the chief
reason for their work Is lost," he
said.
Robort A. Booth, of Eugene,
gave the address of welcome. "We
have standard schools, standard
lumber scales, which makes It im
possible for products to pass mus
ter if they are not up to standard;
I we have standard food and stand
ards for everything we use or do,
he said. "Is it possible that In the
(universe, which was created in the
image of God, there Is no standard
of life? The mission of .Jesus
(Christ was to standardize human
, action.
The purpose of religion, he de
clared, la lo bring people to a right
i relation to each other. The change
in human relations, necessary to
bring about a harmony and joy,
cannot be accomplished by argu
ment or disputes over the interpre
tations of the acts of Jesus Christ,
he said.
1 BlKhop William O. Shepard, ot
Portland, waa praised by Booth.
who declared that there have been I
many outstanding bishops since
lh nnvnn (nnfrnrA waa nrffan-
Isfd but none as outstanding aa j Fears of Klamath Falls Set
Bishop Shephard. The ministers
of the conference were also com
mended for their work.
The opening business session of
the confer nco Is scheduled for
this morning. Conference session
for reports of district superintend
ents and statistical reporfa of pas
tors will be held this afttrnoon. .
Bone meal and other
at Wharton Bros.
fertilizer
T
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I NEW TODAY t
FOR RENT Three-room apart
ment, downstairs, adults only.
S"J W. Lane 8t. i
6 yrs. Price 2U.
Yonealla, (J re.
F. T. Cejrblrd.
WANTED One or two wood chop
pers at once. Fred Keener. Happy
Valley bridge.
MARRIED MAN and wife wanted
for general farm- work. Apply
Bog 936, Hoseburg, Ore.
FOR RENT New 6-room plastered
house, near Benson - school In
qlre 669 2nd Ave., S. - -.
EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPH
ER Wants good position. Ad
dress Box 44, News-Review.
FOR SALE Range -stove , Bridge
Beach make. Can be had for on It
$35. See thia at Powell's.
WASH BOILERS All kinds, both
copper and copper bottom at low
est prices at Powell's.
FOR SALE Bloodhound and Stao-
ly pups: also Wade drag saw,
cheap. 235 W. 1st Ave., North. '
FOR SALE Good milk cow and
two Holstein heifer,- aged 20
months. Fred A. Goff, or Phone
6F2, Roseburg.
FOR SALE! Canning pears, 54c
per bushel. Bring boxes. Eden
bower Orchard Tract. Phone
26F3. . - ,
elks:
DANCE
AND CARD PARTY
' THURSDAY EVENING, '
OCTOBER 1, 12
SNAPPY MUSIC BE THERE
From Hoaglin I visitor In Town !
Among tboee from the rural dis- Miss Martha MacBee returned to
tricts to attend to business mat- her home at Glendale ytaterday
tera for a few hours here yester-' evening after visiting with friends
day was Jack Flnfroclr; of Hoaglin. ' and shopping here during the day.
HEAR THIS Cletraca have been
reduced $300 In .price. effective
today. Klecker-Amort Co., deal
ers, 439 N. Jackson street.
at Rest by Statement of
Impartial Attitude
Toward Rivals.
(AwUtH P I UaM Win.)
SALEM, Ore., Sept. SO. The at
titude of the state public service
commission toward construction of
EUOENE. Ore., Sept. 30. Elee- the. Modoc Northern ruliway line
tlon of officers and committees is explained in a telegram dis
was accomplished al the opening .patched by the commission today
business session of the Oregon lo the Klamath County Chamber of
annual conference of the Metho- 'Commerce at Klamath Falls, In re
sist church this morning. All ply to a sharp telegram received
conference buslnesa was organis
ed, and regular proceedings bo
sun, under the direction of the
Rer. Bishop W. O. Shopherd, who
Is presiding.
from the Klamath Chamber In
which the latter appeared to be
lieve the commission would op
pose the Modoc Northern. The
commission's telegram points out
BEAUTIFUL AMERICAN
DINNERWARE
The kind of Dinnerware every woman is proud to
put on her table. ,
Defore you decide on your dinner set, see the beau
tiful patterns we have.
Phone 25
ZIGLER-FEE HARDWARE CO.
WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR BARGAINS
41T Perkins Blda.
Phone 4(1
Dr. Rupert A. Moon
Electro-Chiropractor
Nerve and Spin Specialist.
tl4 Perkins Bldg. Phono 554
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Specialist In the fitting of
Glasses
116 Jackson SL
I The business session was pre- I that It does not oppose the Modoc
I ceded hr roll cull, sacrament of i Northern, but la opposed to Its be
the Lords' supper, and by the stw lng substituted for a direct trans
Inual memorial service. Rev R. Istate line. Also it points out that
IN. Avison. In the principal address Ithe road would be in California
of the morning urged that mem- while the commission Is boosting
bers regard death as Tin hour of (or Oregon roads,
triumph and victory. And that The 0rpRon comm,8on predicts
the forward look and MP""-'I that any effort to bring the Modoc
gure should Prevail at all time. North,rn QUe,tlon before the lnter-
"I will risk all on the declara- tat8 ConiIDprce comraUiion hear
ing October 5, will be opposed from
quarters other than Ihe commis
sion and that the Interstate Com
merce commission will sustain the
objection for the reason that It
: would be an Introduction of new
Issues. The telegram follows:
"Replying to your telegram of
September 29. V Intended to
convey the thought that Inasmuch
,as application has not been filed
with the Interstate Commerce-com-'mission
for 1 construction of the
Modoo Northern under rules of
The Eest Policy
la to keep well insured. It Is
too late to Insure after the
loss occurs. . You will appre
ciate the aervlce rendered by
our agency. We write all
lines of fire and automobile
insurance. .
C. W. YOUNG & SON
INSURANCE
116 Csum St- Phone 417
The Liberty Theatre
Wednesday Thursday .
s&e Sky
MdLer
. Jacqueline Logfan
. wJLapjt, iNuneesser
JFoElzi and Topics and Pacemakers
10c 15c
Pine Street Machine
Shop
Opposite Flour Mill '
We are well equipped to han
dle most any kind of job.
Uoars cut to order.
Dr. H. C. Church
OPTOMETRIST
Psrklna Bids. RoMburg, Or
Phono SS. i
At Brand's
ROAD STAND
Pacific Highway 4 miles north!
Open Evenings
NOTE .
For Ihe first time we are hold
ing nearly a car load of our fin
eat Jonathan Apples to sell lo
cally, and for a low prlc. Al
most as cheap by the box aa by
the car load. Packed ei'.rn fan
cies ready to ship ft tl. aid all
gradea do-n to 40 cents a bush
el fo rcookerc Other varieties
at car-lot market prices. Whole
sale and retail.
PEARS:
de Anjou
Howell
OVERLAND GRAPES:
Tokays
Malagas.
Hlack Prince '
Jelly drapes Sc lb.
APPLES: Jonathan
Hpltsenberg
Newtowns
Homo lleaiit
Snow Apple
Cookers
GARDEN VALLEY MELONS
Watermelona
t'antaloupea
GRAPE JUICE! Orders taken
for fresh grape Juice
Bring containers.
The Newest Thing
in Fountain Pens
Your Initial Attached
to Cup Instantly
$1.50
Hijh-Rradc fountain pens in
every way. Self-filling, with
Iridium-tippcd points, im
proved feed and brge ink
capacity.
Only PARAMOUNT TENS
have this initial feature. Se
lect your pen, and your initial
can be mapped on in t sec
ond.
LLOYD L CROCKER
PIONEER DRUG STORE
Z4I N. Jackson SL
practice, there Is not sufficient
time to file an application and
supporting data before the hearing
October 5th. Manifestly any effort
to bring the Modoc Northern case
beforej the Interstate Commerce
commission would meet with ob-'
Jectlon which would probably be
sustained by the Interstate Com
merce commhwlon on the grounds
that It would introduce new Issues.
While the commission Is not op
posed to construction of the Mo
doc Northern, It Is opposed to ac
cepting the Modoc Northern as a
substitute for a direct trans-state
line which It bt'lii ves to be of ut
most importance to the develop
ment of the entire state, but It Is
our firm belief that both the Mo
doc Northern and the trans-state
line will be constructed.
''The commission must take a
broader view and consider the
needs of the entire state. May we
direct attention to the fact that
the Modoc Northern, which you
state Is the most Important line in
Oregon, would be constructed In
California, while our application la
for railroads In Oregon. The Mo
doe Northern would shorten the
present distance to eastern mark
tts from Klamath Falls. The
trans-state line from Odei; to
Crane will ahorten the distance
from Klsmath Falls to all points
east of Granger fifty-seven miles
nnder the- mileage of Ihe Modoc,
A modern croas-etate line would
shorten the distance two hundred
twenty-seven miles shorter than
the Modoc Northern from Western
Oregon and afford more favorable
grades, shorter distance, ch-aper
construction, will afford transpor
tation for territory not now served
I equal In area In the state of Ohio
connecting said territory by short
haul to Portland, Oregon, afford
abort haul transportation for all
I points west of Mountain Horn In
I Idaho to the Pacific roast and at
the same time reclaim more than
thirty millions ot dollars already
'invested In branch llnfs extending
from the Columbia River to B?nJ
jand from Ontario to Crane."
WANTED By married man, real
dent Roseburg, position a handy
man watchman, janitor, or ele
vator preferred. Inquire of
Young ft Son.. -
FOR SALE Delaware and Sweet-
water grapes. Sic per lb. Bring
boxes. C. E. Trueblood, 2 3-4 nil.
W. of Roseburg.
FOR SALE Bay team mares
about 1350 each. Exceptionally
good; sound; 10 and 11' years
old; well mated; true pullers;
good wagon and harness, 1250
cash. Box 22, News-Review..
SAVE! We can-aavyon 125 on
an almost new range, used only
3 months. We Install complete
with hot water colL Powell Fur
niture. -
COST Ford . minute wheefand
tire: waa lost between Overlaid
orchards and Roseburg. Finder
please return to News-Review of
fice. Reward.
SEWING MACHINE. Autollft.
Franklin, made by Singer Mfg.
Co. We are offering It at a small
cost to you, only . $25. Powell
Furniture Co.
FOR SALE 100 White Leghorn
hens; yearlings, Tancred strain.
Black Cap and red raspberry
canes. J. F. Colo, 419 East 1st
Ave- N., Roseburg, Oregon. ; .
FUTaVr " MORTGAGE Real estate,
good moral rlttk, one 8 per cent,
nnrtther per cenL elty property.
J3.7T5 for both or will aell sep
arately. Principal - and Interest
payable monthly. Investment,
News-Review.
ONE OF PORTLAND'S successful
and highest rated bond houses
desires a high type representa
tive for thia territory. For ap
pointment, address Mr. L. Kauff
man. 610-615 Northwestern Bank
Building, Portland,. Oregon. An
executive of thia company will be
li Roseburg In the near future
for a conference.
MELLON'S FIRM IS
SUED FOR BIG SUM
f Aam-Utnl P Lnurd WlrO'
BOSTON. Sept. 30. Suit for
115.000.000 against the Alumin
um company of America, of which
Secretatry of the Treasury Mel
lon Is one of the principal owners
and Its director, was filed In the
federal court here today by Geo.
B. Haskell of Springfield, presi
dent of the llaurh Machine Tool
company. He charges conspiracy.
Hats off! To the News-Review
News-Review classified ada aa di
rect leads to thrift and styrt euta
fo success.
I Results are
mo'll got 'era
llasslflod ada.
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